Cultured Beast
Just added a new illustration—Cultured Beast.
streams of consciousness
I’m not sure what you are expecting here. There won’t be many pictures. But wade in and see what’s current, or float farther downstream. Perhaps you’ll find something that catches your good eye.
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some changes!
Inkyboy has some new departments to be poured through! We’ve added • characters • books and • sketchbook to the mix, to help those coming aboard to find what they’re seeking more easily.
thumbtack
I’ve just signed on to Thumbtack as an Illustrator and Storyboard Artist
Update June 2011
Time to be brought up to speed. Basically, please follow me on facebook, where I do a lot of inkyboy postings.
I’ve also polished off eight picture book manuscripts, ready to go to prospective literary agents. I’ve found a number of agents who specialize in picturebook authors, and as soon as I get the manuscripts back from proofing, off they will go.
One of the manuscripts—“The Tale Thief”—I’m keeping for myself and will self-publish it. I think the story needs some light tweaking, but the characters are designed and the pages are all drawn, all except for the tweakages, of course.
I also worked on a big project for State Farm. It was some very rough concepty-sketchwork, so nothing to see.
I will be adding a page for Character Designs. I create so many of them, and so many “pantheons” of characters, it will allow me to share more art with you without me feeling the need to construct background scenes or underlying stories before polishing them for publication. Characters will just be characters.
And the last project—intended to be a series of portraits of strange beings currently called “Mysterious Portraits”. The linework for the first portrait, “The Sandman”, can be seen at my inkyboyblog.